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Quincy Balius

Gender and amateur music in America

Today, the alternative genre is an established part of the musical fabric in America. However, in the 1980s, it had yet to fully emerge onto the scene. It all began in Athens, Georgia with a few notes. The lecture, “Playing Like A Girl, was hosted by the departments of Art

Room to Breathe in MSU Library Plan

An oft-heard complaint on the MSU campus is the lack of study space within the MSU Library. While the library boasts four floors’ worth of desks, group study rooms and educational materials, the library has not been able to keep pace with a rapidly expanding campus now housing 15,

Tuition Freeze Would Warm Hearts of MSU Students

In the depths of an icy Montana winter, the last thing MSU students need is another freeze. MSU’s proposed tuition freeze, however, is a welcome one. The Montana University System is asking the 2019 state legislature for an additional $24 million in funding to finance a tuition freeze. This

Exit Gallery welcomes new visiting artist

Visiting artist Jeff Barfoot’s exhibit, “I Don’t Sleep,” is named for its insomniac creator and is a fun romp into a land characterized by bright colors and clean lines. Barfoot’s personal work, produced for his small business Bee Things, brings to mind modern children’s book covers

Rock on with CAVE Exhibit

Rock on with CAVE Exhibit

Inside CAVE, sight and sound pulse together. With a rainbow of colors comes a spectrum of noise, and the two blend together to create a visual and auditory representation of the human brain. CAVE represents a melding of art and science through the combining of ancient cave art with cutting-

No Administration Without Representation

MSU preaches a doctrine of transparency in a variety of its organizations, including the Alumni Foundation and the library. However, the state of the Cell Biology and Neuroscience (CBN) Department is murkier than ever. The CBN department at MSU has been undergoing intense upheaval after the recent firing of department

Lots of laughs at the Black Box with "Noises Off"

“That’s what it’s all about — doors and sardines,” Director Lloyd Dallas (played by Eric Leonard) said in frustration. A swell of laughter rose from the audience as he frantically attempted to marshal his troupe of actors performing “Nothing On,” the play-within-a-play that is the focus